Day 2 of the Philippine Blockchain Week 2023 offers a glimpse of the future of the banking sector, the challenges that lie ahead, and the Philippines' exploration of AI technology.
Philippine Blockchain Week lead convenors and thought leaders in the local blockchain space gathered to share a glimpse of what’s to come at the upcoming blockchain conference.
With the theme "Breakout," the second and bigger Philippine Blockchain Week 2023 will be held at the Marriot Grand Ballroom at Newport World Resorts in Pasay City on September 18 - 22.
As the Philippines explores blockchain solutions, the Block Dojo Philippines incubator program was launched to help the nation's startup community thrive in the ever-changing world of technology.
In this interview with CoinGeek Backstage, DICT's Emmy Lou Delfin shares the progress of blockchain adoption in the Philippines and the planned initiatives to help onboard enterprises and communities.
The five-day Industry Day workshop was presented by USAID and served as the venue for collaborative dialogue and knowledge on how to best shape consumer experiences and business practices.
Donald Lim, lead convenor of the Philippine Blockchain Week, said the upcoming conference will address the myths about blockchain technology and provide far better insights into how it works.
The Philippine Blockchain Week organizers are ironing out the activities for the upcoming event in September, with co-founder Chezka Gonzales giving CoinGeek Backstage a preview of what is to come.
The Block Dojo Philippines seeks to transform the country's local startup ecosystem with a 12-week incubator program that promises extensive training, networking, and guidance for early-stage startups and entrepreneurs.
Expectations are high as organizers of the Philippine Blockchain Week held a press conference detailing their plans for the upcoming "BRKOUT" event in September at the Marriott Grand Ballroom.
BlockchainSpace and Smart welcome the movers and shakers of the blockchain space as well as government agencies who witnessed how they plan to bring Web3 to the service of Filipinos.
Digital Pilipinas allies with BPI, with support from state-backed agencies, to create a platform to address the issue of cybercrime while fostering ties with the private sector.
